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Appropriation is performed by the dominant culture -- i.e. European/Western tradition.
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Appropriation is performed by the dominant culture -- i.e. European/Western tradition.
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Debate on the Budget, which is formally called the Appropriation (Financial Year 2011) Bill, will kick-start next Tuesday with the response of Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley.
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Now, once a year Parliament has to pass a bill called the Appropriation
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And Rose Fox’s post also has a link to Nisi Shawl’s Appropriate Cultural Appropriation, which is light years ahead of anything Spinrad has to say.
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Congressmen's Retroactive Appropriation which is to come up, either in this or the next session.
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Congressmen's Retroactive Appropriation which is to come up, either in this or the next session.
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We will once again be able to recognize and restore the intrinsic meaning to entities, if only we can learn to practice a phenomenological comportment sensitive to the "Appropriation" (her somewhat old-fashioned translation of Ereignis), an ontological truth event that — even after the end of ontotheology – still "takes away that which is its own from boundless unconcealment" (as Heidegger puts it in the 1962 essay, "Time and Being", in a passage White quotes).
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I was fortunate enough to be able to get the changes we did, says Evans, who was House Appropriation Committee chairman.
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I was fortunate enough to be able to get the changes we did, says Evans, who was House Appropriation Committee chairman.
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